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How old are you and when are you leaving TSR? :)

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17, it's not really any sort of hindrance on having but if once the fidget spinner and slime generation arrive here, then maybe.

Looool

Reply 61

username3973192

Actually you know what, me quitting TSR too, @Saunders16 arrange a permanent proxy I'm out!

Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Reply 62

K.I.M

nooooo don't we will miss ya

Original post by thestudent33

Actually you know what, me quitting TSR too, @Saunders16 arrange a permanent proxy I'm out!

Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Reply 63

Truflais

Original post by the bear

it's nice to have you back Presh :hugs:

just like the olden days

:shakecane:

I'd like to think I've grown up a wee bit but :iiam:

I just came on

hello

Original post by LDN-

I just came on

Reply 66

Nour M.

Hmmm I sense something fishy going on here. Is Josh up to something again?

Spoiler

Original post by thestudent33

Don't lie, I'll get my assistant, Watson to find out the truth. @Noura.m. it's your cue

:holmes:

(edited 4 years ago)

Reply 67

1582

Volunteer Team

Original post by username3973192

If I catch you annoying anyone you will be reported straight away, Forum Helpers should be helpful and only helpful. You're not allowed to say "lol" or do any thing apart from help.

Spoiler

Huh? Being a FH doesn't mean you're not allowed to have fun. If that were true none of us would do it. :lol:

l0l

I would like to come on in a few years and maybe do an update if my terrible academic background actually went somewhere well and if I finally get to be in a good place so other people in similar situations could have some hope.

Also, if I have a family in the future, I would like to come on here to see what the exams would be like :h:

So I guess I will never leave lol

Reply 70

BlueSoybean

I'll probably leave once I reach 30, it's a bit weird for a grown adult to be on a student forum. (unless they're still a student)

Reply 71

username2998742

Yeeah, never leaving.

Reply 72

xoxAngel_Kxox

Original post by username3973192

Hey @RazzzBerries, use your special "mod powers" and convince TSR to put this on the sidebar :colone:

I don't think it's actually in TSR's best interests for a discussion about when you're going to leave their site to be on the sidebar haha. They want their members to stay and be active for as long as possible!

Reply 73

Chronoscope

Volunteer Section Leader

@AngryJellyfish :hide:

would have a lot to say on this matter

Original post by Leviathan1611

I'll probably leave once I reach 30, it's a bit weird for a grown adult to be on a student forum. (unless they're still a student)

(edited 4 years ago)

Reply 74

xoxAngel_Kxox

Original post by DedicatedWizard

So I guess I will never leave lol

That's why I'm here. I am toying with the idea of doing an MSc as well, but mainly I find it useful to watch GCSE discussions for my stepson, as things have changed since I did mine. I'm 28 now. I do still reply to other discussions too if I'm bored, because I think it's helpful for people to reply who actually have life experience, as lots of the discussions on here ask for advice that's just too difficult when you haven't lived!

Original post by Leviathan1611

I'll probably leave once I reach 30, it's a bit weird for a grown adult to be on a student forum. (unless they're still a student)

You're a grown adult long before you're 30, there are plenty of people older than that on here, student or not, lots of parents are on here too. Why would you put an age on it, if you think it's weird for adults to be here when they're not students, just leave when you finish studying?

Reply 75

Chronoscope

Volunteer Section Leader

Nevvvver.

Reply 76

-Eirlys-

Debate & Current Affairs Helper

NEVER!

Nah, just joking. :lol:

I'm 24 but I'll be graduating when I'm about 27/28, so maybe around then or sooner? I usually use sites less and less before not using them at all so that's bound to happen as life goes on. I don't always use this place for study related things and so it can get tiresome seeing A level, GCSE and Uni threads all the time. When you've already graduated, those things don't really matter much to you. Plus, GCSE grading has changed and I didn't go about uni the traditional way so I don't think I have any useful 'wisdom' to share with anyone.

Original post by username3973192

Answer the question.

Vote in the poll.

Now.

Reply 77

spotify95

Original post by username3973192

I guess the CTAM threads are keeping you in :smile:

Maybe you'll leave when you finally reach a million? Or will you then go on for the next million?

Yep, that's the one :biggrin:

Well, another forum that I know of has carried on to two million; whether or not we do that, is a different matter!

Reply 78

Reality Check

Original post by Paracosm

Oh, for goodness sake, give it a rest will you? :yawn:

That's totally not the truth and if you had dedicated more than several days to the role before throwing the towel in, you'd know that. Our Forum Helpers are a large, diverse and incredible team of people that - yes - help on the forum (shocking, I know!), but they're just as much allowed to have fun as anyone else is here providing it's within the realms of the rules of this website.

Source: I have been on the team four 4 years if you count the time when I was a CA myself. With regards to "not allowed to say "lol" or do any thing apart from help":

lol rofl lmfao lmao hahahaha l0l looooool

With regards to the other nonsense you keep going on about... you clearly didn't understand the role - which - given you only took part for about three days, makes sense.

Take care.

If you haven't got the time or patience to mollycoddle, babysit and pacify your own CAs then shop bought is fine.